E. Paul Zehr's Blog, page 16

Jackie Robinson Day And Diversity in Major League Baseball

It's important to reflect on the importance of honoring and celebrating Jackie Robinson's efforts and career but also to pause and consider how far things have truly progressed.

Dawn of Justice Batman is the Worst Batman Ever

Batman at his best can serve as an inspirational figure. But not this Batman. This Batman is a gun-slinging killer. This is Batman at his worst.

Forget About Superman, What About Batman V Batgirl?

Skill and achieved abilities are the great levelers between the sexes and across all. Even between Batgirl and Batman.

Mind Over Brain--Your Will Must Be Stronger Than Your Skill

There is a line separating doing all we can from doing all we will accept.

Cam Newton Walks, Chews Gum, and Throws Touchdown Passes

We've all known people who "can't walk and chew gum at the same time." Here's why Cam Newton can do all that and more.

Creating an Exercise Health Habit

What's the shortest commitment you need to create a positive health habit? It's less and more than you think.

Let's Stop Using the Word "Disabled"

There is no such thing as a category of "able" and and another of "disabled". All areas of human achievement span a continuum of ability and performance.

Let's Stop Using the Word "Disabled" To Limit People

There is no such thing as a category of "able" and and another of "disabled". All areas of human achievement span a continuum of ability and performance.

Giving Parkinson's Disease a Kung Fu Kick

Physical activity--like martial arts training--can serve an important rehabilitative role in neurological disorders. Tai chi training can give Parkinson's a good ol' kung fu kick.

The Rise and Rapid Reduction of 'Rowdy' Ronda Rousey

Even though we enjoy watching the best athletes demonstrate their skills, we also like to see skillful, but super-confident athletes get beaten. Is it because we cannot identify with them?